- 9300/9500 query

- Compuserve Classic Login

- Adam's Hitchiker's Guide,

Date: 19 Jun 2006 12:42:02 +0700
From: Timothy H.D. Williams <address truncated>
Subject: 9300/9500 query

At the risk of appearing seriously dumb, can I ask the list the 
meaning of an icon that appears on the 9300/9500 screen ?

I have looked through the manual but I can find no reference to the @ 
icon that appears on my telephone screen. I imagine it has something 
to do with emailing - but  I have no idea what. I also believe that 
it hinders dialling from the keyboard.

A restart removed it.

While on the subject, can anybody tell me how to clean up the 
Contacts file ? I have several duplicated entries and they can't be 
removed.

TIA

T

"Sir! you have disappointed us!
We had intended you to be
The next Prime Minister but three:
The stocks were sold; the Press was squared:
The Middle Class was quite prepared.
But as it is! . . . My language fails!
Go out and govern New South Wales!"

Date: 19 Jun 2006 18:42:26 +0700
From: Jakfish <address truncated>
Subject: Compuserve Classic Login

This one worked for me.  This should be inserted Control  Panel/Internet/edit Current Internet Service/login.  Drop it VERBATIM into  slot for login script.  ID number and password should go into Control  Panel/Internet/edit Current Internet Service/Account.

Jake

     LOOP  3
{
SEND  <0x0d>
WAIT  4
{
":"  CIS
}
}
EXIT KErrTimeOut$

CIS:
SEND  "CIS"+<0x0d>
WAIT  10
{
":"  login
}
EXIT KErrTimeOut$

login:
SEND  login_name$+"/go:pppconnect"+<0x0d>
WAIT  10
{
":"  password
}
EXIT KErrTimeOut$

password:
SEND  login_pass$+<0x0d>
EXIT

Date: 20 Jun 2006 14:51:38 +0700
From: Itamar Engelsman <address truncated>
Subject: Adam's Hitchiker's Guide,

Answer to: Simon Jeffree

Re.: Adam's Hitchiker's Guide - You wrote to Vlad "Please see my email directly to you". The whole idea of the digest is that others can have the same problem and if you answer in the digest, possibly with a copy to the person, everyone can see your reply and learn from it. Thank you.


Best regards,
Itamar Engelsman
London, UK